Ilya reinterprets historical issues using recognizable philosophical and social symbols. His works explore the cultural foundations of the modern world, prompting viewers to reflect on history and its relevance today.
Working in the abstract-figurative genre, Ilya blends it with elements of poster art, creating unique and thought-provoking pieces. His work draws inspiration from early 20th-century avant-garde movements as well as contemporary art. This fusion of past and present influences gives his style a distinctive character.
Ilya Fedorov was born in 1986 in Kazan and received an architectural education. From the age of 13, he was involved in graffiti, which significantly influenced his artistic path. The influence of street art is still present in his work today.
Ilya’s work is characterized by a strong academic foundation, evident in his approach to composition, spatial thinking, perspective, and construction. His artistic technique reflects his architectural background, allowing him to maintain balance and structure in his pieces. His works are not just a reflection of cultural history but also a reworking of historical narratives through a modern lens.
In 2017, Ilya Fedorov opened the DorDor Gallery in Moscow, followed by a second space in New York in 2019. As an artist and gallerist, he has organized numerous exhibitions, contributing to the development of contemporary art and strengthening DorDor Gallery’s position as an influential art hub.